Chaâbane and Co. wins national road number 9 contract in Senegal
The Tunisian beat a host of local groups.
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▪ Chaâbane and Co. wins national road number 9 contract in Senegal
▪ The Tunisian beat a host of local groups.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/810474/senegal-chaabane-and-co-wins-national-road-number-9-contract/
For Tunisian businessman Nouri Chaâbane, this is a first in the “Land of Teraanga”. According to Africa Business+ sources, his construction group Chaâbane et Cie has provisionally won the contract to construct national road number 9, located in the Diourbel region, about 150 km east of Dakar.
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